>>>>However, I know that each one of them either rejected Christ or believed in Him. That choice - and that choice alone is what determines their eternal home. This is something I am 100% comfortable with.
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>>>This is not entirely the choice of each individual. It is the choice of an entire society, who teaches everyone that whoever doesn't have a particular belief is condemned.
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>>I believe that each individual is responsible for his/her own choice.
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>So the remote African tribe, who worshipped the god Zorgo, for instance, were condemned in their ignorance of what had happened in Palestine, unless they were lucky enough to be visited by some Christian missionaries?
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>I'm sorry Howard, choice doesn't come into it. How many non-C religious teachings include a section where they're introduced to this heaven-hell-belief in JC concept and given the choice?
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>Man, such rubbish makes me angry!

First, Romans 1 talks about the fact that within every person is the knowledge of God. Some choose to suppress that and have no excuse.

Second, Missionaries are very important as they do present the gospel to many of these people. To be frank, I really don't know about those who never hear that message. I do, however, trust in God's will for them and that God will do whatever He deems best in these situations. If you really want a better answer than that, I can do some research for you - let me know.

Lastly, we all deserve Hell - all of us. Just because God chooses to save a few does not make Him a monster. Read Romans 9. We're the monsters...